1. Aladin Lamps
Domalys launched the Aladin smart lamp, a smart home product built for the elderly. The wall fixed "magic lamp" is equipped with motion detectors and learns the daily habits of users the reason being, should there be any alarming changes, an alert can be issued to help caregivers or family members know that something may be wrong. The lamp has been available in Europe for the past two years and is now coming to the US.
2. Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 180-400mm f/4E TC1.4 FL ED VR lens
Nikon was thin in terms of announcements at CES this year, but the one product the company did reveal has serious substance. The AF-S NIKKOR 180-400mm f/4E TC1.4 FL ED VR lens, with a retail price suggested of an eye-watering $12,399.95, is a professional telephoto lens. The lens includes a built-in 1.4X teleconverter, has a focal range of 252-560mm which is extendable depending on the DSLR used and eight Extra Low Dispersion (ED) elements.
3. HyperX Gaming
A selection at CES 2018 for gaming fans, HyperX has chosen to use the event to launch the HyperX Cloud Flight headset, HyperX Alloy Elite RGB mechanical keyboard and HyperX Pulsefire Surge RGB mouse. The pro-gaming headset, in particular, may be of interest as HyperX claims the headphones have 30 hours' battery life and utilize 50mm drivers, broadcasting at 2.4 GHz.
4. NUVIZ
The NUVIZ Head-Up Display (HUD), displayed at this year's CES, is a hands-free gadget which compiles different services motorcycle riders may enjoy on the road into one system. When clipped on to your helmet, you can listen to music, tap into maps and listen to turn-by-turn directions, capture photos, and videos, as well as accept calls.
5. Acer Nitro 5
Powered by Windows 10, the Acer Nitro 5 is a new addition to the gaming market. The device sports a 15-inch Full HD IPS display, AMD Radeon RX560 graphics, Ryzen processors, up to 32GB RAM and up to 512GB SSD storage.
6. 3D printing in miniature
3D printing is no longer just for manufacturing and the price of consumer printers has been reducing steadily, making the hobby more affordable. Now, XYZprinting has slashed the cost further through the da Vinci Nano, a $229 3D printer which is small enough to be portable. The printer connects up to a mobile app to allow printing on the go quickly and easily.
7. Nanoleaf Remote
Revealed at CES, the Nanoleaf Remote is a trendy bolt-on for the modular Nanoleaf wall lighting system. The cube remote can be programmed with the same functions as the current app controls, including changing scenes, dimness, or switching to a rhythm scene for parties.
8. Vizio P-Series 4K TV
By offering high-quality display panels with full-array local dimming, Dolby Vision support, and built-in Chromecast, the range-topping P-Series of 4K TVs by Vizio will deliver an experience worthy of a higher price tag. Available with up to a 75-inch display, the TVs also offer Google Assistant integration, allowing you to seamlessly play content via voice commands.
9. Anki Cozmo
The Anki Cozmo is a cute little robot with a ton of personality. Powered by a sophisticated artificial intelligence, Cozmo is self-aware, capable of recognizing its owner and expressing feelings, and always ready to play games. Those who like to dig further into robotics can utilize a developer platform and add more features to Cozmo.
10. Bose SoundTouch 300 Soundbar
The sleek SoundTouch 300 soundbar by Bose is an excellent one-piece option with exceptional sound quality and a rich set of wireless connectivity options. They include Wi-Fi connectivity with multiroom audio support and Bluetooth with NFC (near-field communication) for one-touch pairing with a compatible device. Bose also gives you the opportunity to add more audio components to the SoundTouch 300 and turn it into a fully-fledged surround sound system.
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